Does the RAM 1500 have autostop?

[6of36]

There are cameras in front... Or maybe i'm just spoiled for 360 degree view and rear view camera?

You are spoiled. Most don't have 360 camera. I never had, but new one will. I want to be spoiled too.

 

[Darksteel165]

You are spoiled. Most don't have 360 camera. I never had, but new one will. I want to be spoiled too.

I love it.
To be honest I don't care about the 360 degree view, but I love the front and rear cameras. The top down is not useful very often, and same with the mirrors (they go straight down not back like other manufacture mirror cameras). Not knocking it to be clear.
I don't think you get a front camera without 360 view.

I love the rearview camera too, I never had a problem with a rearview mirror, but the camera is the same thing buy 100% better, wider view and no blind spots.

 

[Idahoktm]

I love it.
To be honest I don't care about the 360 degree view, but I love the front and rear cameras. The top down is not useful very often, and same with the mirrors (they go straight down not back like other manufacture mirror cameras). Not knocking it to be clear.
I don't think you get a front camera without 360 view.

I love the rearview camera too, I never had a problem with a rearview mirror, but the camera is the same thing buy 100% better, wider view and no blind spots.

Top down is very useful. It gives you an overall perspective. Coupled with the backup camera, you get better situational awareness. This is the first truck I've had with it and it makes it so much easier to park or just figure out how far away you are from objects, in front or alongside of your truck. Our Lexus and Porsche side cameras point straight down, not back. Pointing straight down makes the most sense, otherwise the view would be more distorted.

 

[vincentw56]

Top down is very useful. It gives you an overall perspective. Coupled with the backup camera, you get better situational awareness. This is the first truck I've had with it and it makes it so much easier to park or just figure out how far away you are from objects, in front or alongside of your truck. Our Lexus and Porsche side cameras point straight down, not back. Pointing straight down makes the most sense, otherwise the view would be more distorted.

I completely agree. I added this to my truck after I bought it and it is amazing. It has gotten me into and out of some tight situations.

 

[Mountain Whiskey]

So I don't have this collision control stuff with my primitive Pete truck. But I would guess that the fancy new car that is doing 57 mph in the left lane messing up traffic does. Is that why when I line up just ahead of their bumper and suddenly jump lanes in front of them they appear to slam on their brakes and look shocked?

 

[Murder Ram]

Leave the tailgate down, or a ball in the hitch, and you'll be alarmed again.

Hahaha yes think that's happened !!!!